From the summit at Lapid's home to the field: The parties established joint teams ahead of the elections

The leaders of the 'Change Bloc' parties agreed to set aside disputes and establish three joint working teams: preparation for election day, formulating principles for a future government, and combating defamation. The teams began operating immediately, less than a month before the elections, with the goal of securing victory and forming a Zionist and statesmanlike government.

Less than a month before the Knesset elections, the leaders of the 'Change Bloc' parties – Yair Lapid, Avigdor Lieberman, Naftali Bennett, Yair Golan, and Gadi Eisenkot – issued a joint announcement on the establishment of three professional working teams. The move follows a summit meeting at Lapid's home, where it was agreed to set aside disputes and the struggle over the identity of the candidate for prime minister. The teams will deal with preparation for election day, formulating principles for a future government, and combating defamation. The bloc's parties stated that the process reflects a deep commitment to joint and coordinated work, aimed at achieving victory and forming the next government. The teams began operating immediately.

From the summit at Lapid's home to the field: The parties established joint teams ahead of the elections